Sentence examples for difficult to play the from inspiring English sources

His hands were very large, which made it difficult to play the guitar.

"When you establish the run game, it's difficult to play the run and pass.

On turning pitches it is generally far more difficult to play the ball spinning away from the bat.

It would be difficult to play the swaggering and demanding allegro with more authentic brilliance than Lugansky brought to it.

"They had such a negative impact that they saw a dilapidation that made it very difficult to play the game.

Seven stone, 6ft tall and notoriously difficult to play, the "nude piano" – as someone once called it – is an awkward bedfellow.

It was difficult to play with the wind in the first half, same for them in the second half, but this is football.

"Sometimes it is difficult to play all the games at the same level and to avoid injury," said the 29-year-old.

Also, note that late in the game, the C and V can be as difficult to play as the J, Q, and Z if the board permits only the play of 2- and 3-letter words.

Minichiello admits he rarely discusses the importance London 2012 with Ennis, but he accepts it is difficult to play down the significance of the event in her career.

It's more difficult to play from the other side, where the controls are reversed.